#knitting pattern
The smallest Mountain Range Sweater I’ve made!
Unfortunately I was not thinking when I made this commission so I did not write everything down.
I’ve reverted back to make-it-up-as-i-go mode, but I do have the charts, so if there is enough interest I will included it in the Mountain Range Sweater Pattern sizes. Test knitting it will be good practice for my impending baby.
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I designed a sweater pattern forDaruma! It was so much fun and the yarn was beautiful to knit with. They took some amazing photos of the finished sweater!
The pattern is on Ravelry
I also highly recommend Genmou (the yarn featured here) and Geek (a super cool yarn that I hope to knit with soon)
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Free Vintage Knitting Patterns
r/knitting - Free Vintage Knitting Patterns
hey I found that the british history museum is sharing a ton of vintage knitting and crochet patterns from the 40s for free!
Despite what the original Reddit post says, this is just the V&A’s collection. If you haven’t checked it out, you should. If you already know that collection by heart, I’ve saved you a couple of click-throughs.
I found this marvelous hat at my grandfather’s house and made a chart so other people can replicate this delightful pattern.
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Guess what! You can get the pattern for this gorgeous Fair Isle hat for just $3! It’s easier than it looks, like a LOT easier. Happy knitting!
[Leeward Hat PDF Patternbygingerhaole]
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First project of 2021: Misurina by Caitlin Hunter.
Beautiful winter morning in Toronto.❄️ I am about to cast on The DRK Everyday by Andrea Mowrey.
The hat-weather season is coming soon. And I think it’s an excellent excuse to show off the lovely Cheslie Togue, which I recently tested for talented @kyiomeebee! This pattern is so amazing!
My #triangleparade shawl is done ✅ and ready for the season. ~ Lana #westknitsarethebestknits
My current #wips. Since summer is here I do a lot of embroideries and new addiction are puzzles. I love to have several projects for every mood. ~Lana
My #wip #triangleparade shawl by @westknits. Can’t wait for more colour-play. Lana
As I appear to have some spare time on my hands, I’ve decided now is probably a good opportunity to get back to designing. Before I do though, I just wanted to do a brief throwback.
I was reminded about this hat earlier this week. I designed it about a decade ago, making it quite possibly the first thing I ever designed, even though I only got around to writing it down last year.
This hat was designed for and named after my mum, Julia. She’s 62 years old and works as a school crossing lady, and is still going into work every day because the kids need her. In Britain our Mothers Day is this Sunday, and I’m not going to be able to see her on that day, or probably in the next month, or potentially even until after her birthday in Summer.
So far, no one else has made this hat. Or at least, if they have, they haven’t posted it to Ravelry.
I don’t really know where I’m going with this, other than I’m kinda homesick and would love it if more of my mum’s namesake were out there. From now until the end of the week, any sales of this pattern are going towards buying my mum chocolate because I love her. And also because when she buys herself chocolate she usually buys high dairy-content despite being dairy intolerant because it’s ‘cheaper’.
